Non-League Paper

ALL OVER NOW FOR SAD SHOTS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2019

By Machel Hewitt

‘SAD and angry, all of those emotions all in one’ was how dejected boss Gary Waddock described his feelings after a point at home to Hartlepool wasn’t enough to prevent the Aldershot from slipping into National League South.
Waddock has come under fire from a section of the fans who used to adore him after a run of just two victories from their last 23 matches.
And the manager was in no doubt as to the cause of the relegation to Non-League’s second tier for the first time in 16 years. “The run of form has cost us dear”, Waddock said...

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